Name: Lar National Park
Address: Mazandaran Province, Iran, IR

Lar National Park is a park, located at Mazandaran Province, Iran

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Mazandaran Province

Added by Jopie, at 20 July 2016

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Shahrzad Fattahi

22 February 2018

It's the great plain for spring time with many sights.
Ijaz Bloach

09 February 2018

A natural park or proteted area. Wheather here is cold in winter.
Farhad V. Moghadam

05 February 2018

Perfect in spring but you ll need license to get there in that time, its protected area. You can go in May any time without license.
Navid Ebdaei

31 January 2018

Lar Protected Area or better said Lar National Park is located in an area 70 kilometers east of Tehran. A cozy natural place which not far from the Mount Damavand. This area is one of the divisions of Mazandaran province and because of its weather it was the best site for camps of the kings.
Lar National Park is an Indicator of Mountainous Habitat, which became the National Park in 1354. with wide variety of species such as ram, goat, goat, deer, wolf, and fox
Farshad Qaredaghi

06 January 2018

In spring is good, that place have not tree and in summer is very suny. And in winter is very could. Forein must to get entrance permission. You can see the Damavand volcano.
Ali Asadi

14 September 2017

This is very nice place. it has a lot of unique things such as water, fish (Salmo trutta), weather, plants, flowers, etc.
Take care because there is very cool.
Sebastiaan Van Loock

03 July 2017

Great national park for mountaineering. For solitude you should go somewhere else since a lot of cattle with their shephards and dogs are present.
Helena Eichingerova

28 June 2017

Beutiful mountain valleys, plenty of wather everywhere.
Hamid Farhoumand

16 June 2017

Best time for visiting is May.
Md Anwar Ali

13 March 2017

Very beautiful park indeed.
Andrzej Witecki

27 July 2016

Beautiful views and possibility to climb the Damavand mountain! Damavand trekking for a foreigner is a little expensive (50$) but definitely worth paying.